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Over 2,000 Stranded on Cruise Ship Due to Unidentified Illness

Feb 25, 2024,04:44pm EST A Norwegian Cruise Line ship is currently stranded off the coast of Mauritius due to some passengers falling ill during a South African voyage, prompting local authorities to impose quarantine measures until test results are available. Key Facts: Norwegian Cruise Line reported that a small number of guests on the ship […]

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GSK Announces First Long-Acting Injectable HIV Treatment Outperforms Daily Pills for Certain Patients

Feb 21, 2024,06:21am EST British pharmaceutical giant GSK unveiled promising results on Wednesday for a long-acting injectable HIV therapy, providing a hopeful alternative for individuals reliant on daily pills to combat the virus’s progression.   Key Facts: GSK reported that its long-acting injectable HIV drug, Cabenuva, demonstrated superior efficacy compared to daily pills for certain

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Study: COVID Vaccines Associated with Slight Rise in Heart and Brain Disorders, Yet Infection Poses Greater Risk

Feb 19, 2024,05:26pm EST Study Reveals Covid Vaccines Linked to Rare Heart and Brain Disorders, But Infection Risks Far Greater A recent peer-reviewed study has highlighted rare occurrences of heart, brain, and blood disorders associated with Covid vaccines from Pfizer, Moderna, and AstraZeneca. However, experts emphasize that the benefits of vaccination outweigh the risks posed

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Controversy Stirs as Reports of Cancers Linked to NC State Building Emerge: Unraveling the Situation

Feb 10, 2024,04:18pm EST Reports of potential cancer links to a North Carolina State University building, Poe Hall, shut down in November due to environmental contaminants, have sparked controversy. Local media outlets, including WRAL, have received over 100 reports of cancer cases related to Poe Hall. The university’s faculty voted on a symbolic no-confidence motion

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